Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
LAYING Up MONEY.
4 Il.tis stery Diseissens asw fsruasr
fssr~esss yls,s~ tAa sa8Jset tnder-
uezf q Sozne1AaE Radical Change.

4 Ilsfis ,tsry Disclosing asw Faruasr
rsr~cEs>s yIssss ea tAss ss1Jset Jnder-
uezs = Sons~ass Radical Change
Ola farmer Darrst, hA1 IUst delivered
= loas iectare - lis assam slssd family That
morning upVu he sin of extr@yagance and
tte folly ~ forsysr waiting useless. ornz-
uentai talags With whieh - osdeck either
then selves Or their homes '-f1lese things
Is aii I1ollshness, f" he declared. Amt &
good iezi better 10 have SNUG bank ac-
eclnE IS l'Vs xot. an oWn more lad n
TIA c2Gnty tl4a aaest aay ether lnan, - l
o.. tLsA % have ye all hxs1 up "a fac
clothes. a. lewalY, aa' riaia' In a me car
rag Ike glem hity-tity F,emmtugs'i
Course, r,sey aia't ia debt As ! know on. Dut
wha. are they laylA' up I'd like 20 know.
They h-llt get over i've hundred dollars IN
TIE bank z they have thzt, as' Vet they -
pranciG' arOsu - every doins, instead "
ssayia % hone and tendin' 20 business an
layia' up tboir money"
Farmer DArrst. paused ard looked
arouaa On ais listeners 20 note IRE eject OF
bis words; but al wsre silent; n they
agreed with him in his condemnation Of
tie frivolous FlcniEgs thes did not say
D.. Or i tbeJ Thought otherwise they
were discreet enough - attempt no srgl-
uent IN tat direction; perh2Ps former
encounters lad taugat them such argn-
meats were without avail
Bat little B8Sby, seated ca the kitchen
door-sfep, @.ened for once Inclined todoubt
this sound logic Of bis fathers.
''What you lay tAe money up Ter, 7pa,"
he asked ADO you OWe some body, or
whatg"
Ar. Dsrsett laughed a short Htuelaug1;
the idca Of his OWING any one was anus
ing.
no, Bobby" he answered, Il don't owe
anybody . cent; always deal OF cash
principles. Bat III tell sc what I'm lay
in' up IBIS money for, its Tor you children
when your ma and / are dead and gone;
then tbs Land an the money II the bank
vii al belong 10 you hvc children; an
youM oe pretty well liked, too, II l co say
itn
Bnt what good VIII il DO you then I"
persisted Bobby; 'you'n be dead an gone
an can't tel wAsthsr Wen spend it right
or not. An RAJ be dead. too, an can't :
never have tiSs bosse bigger. 50 she
wants t. An we'il AL be old then (this
with a dolefHi sigh); John u Be 100 CID %
81 70 schcsi Ike hc Vran-5 ~ ar Dave S
mo69n- machine he's made viii b. al gone
20 rack. sn' Nolhe a1' Nell = be too old
ocgSin' for yesterday. cause old people
never wear p.ak- Ard he went on
Tiers tae circus, 700. il viii D. past, an
BarnGfn says he shan's never come this
way agiu. an you said this morniu' you
couldn't spend money 20 so this time
dcn't see no use in hayin' money 'tall. II It
has 20 b. 81 lair up somewhere TIL per-
sons dead or Is TOO old 70 have any fun
I'd lots ratAer y1g an ma uoulG have some
~ }. now than for Us 70 have i AL some
risao way Sd an nobody ~ keepus straight
sn' tsll IS what % don
nob5y paaso1 TOO much overcome by tho
ominous oatiook 20 proceed further.
sir barrett laughed again. but with a
different tone this time. The chilc' az
fectouate concern touched aim straa reiy.
"Your greet fel.ogv. B25by," be said,
snf vent Cur to the barn and began f9d-
dsr.8g tne cattle: while the ether mem
BEES repaired u their allotted tasks. But
.hoaxn busy ss work, little Bonbv's words
kept repeating themselves over aud over
IN bis mlna. Eoboy VS. only eight years
Old. the vo1n-ess CT the family. yet -
y rsis that morning had awakened IN the
ambitious father feeling rever awakened
0y any Complaints Of shs slder members q
bis family
He Sal down IA the bread doorway Of he
oara and rouderei over Bo1DT's words .
"Iou'd se iead and gone then. pa. Jon
and r1.f and again. ''Eho knoVs whe1hsr
We spend tie money right or nofff
StSan ge he hai never thcsght before =
how hstle god how itfl9 comfort this
woaiss or0IEht him How hard f.ev hsl
worsss. 20 .AoeuH1a.a ate IS. be sBd his psssn 6
wife ~ WITH nothing hs could 20
rls sntsr when . auaired dollars ras slargs
sazl 20 them. But as she years went o.